Method for establishing paraphrasing data for machine translation system

ABSTRACT

A method for establishing paraphrasing data for a machine translation system includes selecting a paraphrasing target sentence through application of an object language model to a translated sentence that is obtained by machine-translating a source language sentence, extracting paraphrasing candidates that can be paraphrased with the paraphrasing target sentence from a source language corpus DB, performing machine translation with respect to the paraphrasing candidates, selecting a final paraphrasing candidate by applying the object language model to the result of the machine translation with respect to the paraphrasing candidates, and confirming the paraphrasing target sentence and the final paraphrasing candidate as paraphrasing lexical patterns using a bilingual corpus and storing the paraphrasing lexical patterns in a paraphrasing DB. According to the present invention, the consistent paraphrasing data can be established since the paraphrasing data is automatically established.

CROSS-REFERENCES TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

The present application claims priority under 35 U.S.C 119(a) to KoreanApplication No. 10-2011-0112524, filed on Oct. 31, 2011, in the KoreanIntellectual Property Office, which is incorporated herein by referencein its entirety set forth in full.

BACKGROUND

Exemplary embodiments of the present invention relate to a method forestablishing paraphrasing data for a machine translation system, andmore particularly to a method for establishing paraphrasing data for amachine translation system, which can improve the performance of machinetranslation through automatic establishment of the paraphrasing data ofa source language.

In general, a machine translation technology means a technology toautomatically convert one language into another language using a naturallanguage processing technique in order to solve the communicationproblem due to the language barrier.

Among several methods for machine translation, researches for astatistical machine translation (SMT) technology to learn parameters ofa model through statistical analysis of a bilingual corpus and totranslate an input sentence based on the model have been actively made.

Further, statistical model used in the statistical machine translationhave gradually been high-leveled, and researches for a paraphrasingmethod have been made for an effective translation of idiomatic phraseexpressions.

In order to use such a paraphrasing method, it is important to establishparaphrasing data of a source language. A method for establishingparaphrasing data in the related art may be classified into a methodusing a bilingual corpus and a method for manually establishingparaphrasing data from source language sentences.

First, the method using a bilingual corpus is configured to compare allpairs of source language sentences and object language sentences of thebilingual corpus, assume all source language sentences having the sameobject language sentence as one paraphrasing sentence, and extractparaphrasing data in the unit of a sentence between sets of the sourcelanguage sentences.

However, this method has the problem that it is unable to be applied ifthere is no bilingual corpus. Further, paraphrasing in the unit of asentence has a narrow application range, and if paraphrasing in the unitof a word or syntax is required, this method is unable to be properlyapplied.

On the other hand, the method for manually establishing paraphrasingdata from source language sentences has problems from three aspects asfollows.

First, since it is not easy to accurately define to what level theparaphrasing is to be performed, it is difficult to establish theparaphrasing data.

Second, since the paraphrasing data is manually established, there is alack of consistency in this method.

That is, since there is a difference between persons in determining thelevel of the paraphrasing, whether the paraphrasing data has beenestablished and the results of the paraphrasing establishment withrespect to the same sentence may differ to cause a lack of consistency.

Last, this method has the problem that the paraphrasing data may occurirrespective of the improvement of the machine translation performance.

That is, since the result of the paraphrasing for language education maydiffer from the result of the paraphrasing for machine translation, theparaphrasing data for language education may be of no use in improvingthe machine translation performance.

SUMMARY

An embodiment of the present invention relates to a method forestablishing paraphrasing data for a machine translation system, whichcan improve the performance of machine translation through automaticestablishment of the paraphrasing data of a source language.

In one embodiment, a method for establishing paraphrasing data for amachine translation system includes: selecting a paraphrasing targetsentence through application of an object language model to a translatedsentence that is obtained by machine-translating a source languagesentence; extracting paraphrasing candidates that can be paraphrasedwith the paraphrasing target sentence from a source language corpus DB;performing machine translation with respect to the paraphrasingcandidates; selecting a final paraphrasing candidate by applying theobject language model to the result of the machine translation withrespect to the paraphrasing candidates; and confirming the paraphrasingtarget sentence and the final paraphrasing candidate as paraphrasinglexical patterns using a bilingual corpus and storing the paraphrasinglexical patterns in a paraphrasing DB.

The method for establishing paraphrasing data for a machine translationsystem according to one embodiment may further include extractingparaphrasing generalized patterns based on the paraphrasing lexicalpatterns and storing the paraphrasing generalized patterns in theparaphrasing DB.

In the step of selecting the paraphrasing target sentence, the objectlanguage model may be an n-gram based object language model.

The step of selecting the paraphrasing target sentence may select thesource language sentence that corresponds to the translated sentence asthe paraphrasing object sentence if the translated sentence includes astring having a frequency of use in the object language that is equal toor lower than a reference frequency of use.

The step of extracting the paraphrasing candidates may include selectinga portion to be paraphrased in the paraphrasing target sentence; andextracting the paraphrasing candidates that are similar to the selectedportion from the source language corpus DB.

The step of selecting the portion to be paraphrased may select theportion to be paraphrased using link information of the string thatoccurs with the frequency of use that is equal to or lower than thereference frequency of use in the object language among the stringsincluded in the paraphrasing target sentence.

The step of extracting the paraphrasing candidates may extract theparaphrasing candidates in an n-best form.

In the step of selecting the final paraphrasing candidate, the objectlanguage model may be an n-gram based object language model.

The step of selecting the final paraphrasing candidate may select thesource language sentence that corresponds to the translated sentencehaving the highest frequency of use among the results of the machinetranslation with respect to the paraphrasing candidates.

The step of confirming and storing the paraphrasing lexical patterns inthe paraphrasing DB may include extracting the source language sentencesthat include the paraphrasing target sentence from the bilingual corpus;extracting the paraphrasing sentences that include the finalparaphrasing candidate from the bilingual corpus; and confirming theparaphrasing target sentence and the final paraphrasing candidate as theparaphrasing lexical patterns based on the object language portions ofthe source language sentences and the paraphrasing sentences.

The confirming may confirm the paraphrasing target sentence and thefinal paraphrasing candidate as the paraphrasing lexical patterns if theobject language portions of the source language sentences coincide withthe object language portions of the paraphrasing sentences.

The confirming may confirm the paraphrasing target sentence and thefinal paraphrasing candidate as the paraphrasing lexical patterns if theresult of the machine translation of the final paraphrasing candidate iscommonly included in the object language portions of the source languagesentences and the object language portions of the paraphrasingsentences.

According to the present invention, the paraphrasing data isautomatically established using the results of the machine translationof the source language sentences, the object language models, and thebilingual corpus, and thus the consistent paraphrasing data can beestablished.

Further, according to the present invention, since the portion to beparaphrased is selected from the source language sentence and theparaphrasing data for the selected portion is established, data that canbe applied to the paraphrasing in the unit of a word or syntax can beestablished.

Last, the paraphrasing lexical patterns and the paraphrasing generalizedpatterns which are automatically established through the presentinvention can directly contribute to the improvement of the machinetranslation performance of the machine translation system.

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The above and other aspects, features and other advantages will be moreclearly understood from the following detailed description taken inconjunction with the accompanying drawings, in which:

FIG. 1 illustrates a block diagram of an apparatus for establishingparaphrasing data for a machine translation system according to anembodiment of the present invention; and

FIG. 2 illustrates a flowchart of a method for establishing paraphrasingdata for a machine translation system according to an embodiment of thepresent invention.

DESCRIPTION OF SPECIFIC EMBODIMENTS

Hereinafter, a method for establishing paraphrasing data for a machinetranslation system according to an embodiment of the present inventionwill be described in detail with reference to accompanying drawings. Inthe drawings, line thicknesses or sizes of elements may be exaggeratedfor clarity and convenience. Also, the following terms are definedconsidering function of the present invention, and may be differentlydefined according to intention of an operator or custom. Therefore, theterms should be defined based on overall contents of the specification.

FIG. 1 illustrates a block diagram of an apparatus for establishingparaphrasing data for a machine translation system according to anembodiment of the present invention.

As shown in FIG. 1, an apparatus for establishing paraphrasing data fora machine translation system according to an embodiment of the presentinvention includes a paraphrasing unit 10, a source language corpus DB20, an object language model DB 30, a bilingual corpus DB 40, and aparaphrasing data DB 50.

The source language corpus DB 20 stores data of a source language thatis used as an input for machine translation.

The object language model DB 30 stores object language model data howmany times a string of a translated sentence is used in an objectlanguage actually.

The bilingual corpus DB 40 stores bilingual corpus data in whichinformation on translation of source language sentences and objectsentences is collected.

The paraphrasing unit 10 automatically extracts paraphrasing data usingthe results of machine translation with respect to the source languagesentences and data stored in the source language corpus DB 20, theobject language model DB 30, and the bilingual corpus DB 40, and storesthe extracted paraphrasing data in the paraphrasing data DB 50.

The paraphrasing unit 10 may include a machine translation unit 11, atarget sentence selection unit 12, a candidate extraction unit 13, afinal candidate selection unit 14, a lexical pattern confirmation unit15, and a generalized pattern extraction unit 16.

The machine translation unit 11 translates the source language sentencesin the source language corpus DB 20, and outputs the results of themachine translation as pairs of the source language sentences andtranslated sentences.

The target sentence selection unit 12 selects paraphrasing targetsentences through comparison of the translated sentences output from themachine translation unit 11 with the object language models stored inthe object language model DB 30.

Specifically, the target sentence selection unit 12 applies an n-grambased object language model to the translated sentence output from themachine translation unit 11, and if the corresponding translatedsentence includes a string which is difficult to occur in the objectlanguage, the target sentence selection unit 12 may select thecorresponding source language sentence as a paraphrasing targetsentence.

The candidate extraction unit 13 selects a portion to be paraphrasedfrom the paraphrasing target sentence selected by the target sentenceselection unit 12, searches for sentences that can be paraphrased aroundthe selected portion in the source language corpus DB 20, and extractsparaphrasing candidates having high similarity.

At this time, the candidate extraction unit 13 can extract theparaphrasing candidates in an n-best form.

The final candidate selection unit 14 selects the sentence having thehighest frequency of use as the final paraphrasing candidate throughapplication of the n-gram based object language model stored in theobject language model DB 30 to the results of the machine translationwith respect to the candidates extracted from the candidate extractionunit 13.

The lexical pattern confirmation unit 15 confirms whether theparaphrasing target sentence and the final paraphrasing candidate are ina paraphrasing relationship using the bilingual corpus stored in thebilingual corpus DB 40, and if they are in the paraphrasingrelationship, the lexical pattern confirmation unit 15 confirms them asthe paraphrasing lexical patterns.

The generalized pattern extraction unit 16 extracts paraphrasinggeneralized patterns based on the paraphrasing lexical patternsconfirmed by the lexical pattern confirmation unit 15.

Thereafter, the paraphrasing lexical patterns confirmed by the lexicalpattern confirmation unit 15 and the paraphrasing generalized patternsextracted by the generalized pattern extraction unit 16 are stored inthe paraphrasing data DB 50.

FIG. 2 illustrates a flowchart of a method for establishing paraphrasingdata for a machine translation system according to an embodiment of thepresent invention. Referring to FIG. 2, the overall operation of thepresent invention will be described.

First, the machine translation unit 11 of the paraphrasing unit 10translates the source language sentences and outputs the results of themachine translation as pairs of the source language sentences andtranslated sentences (S110).

At this time, the machine translation unit 11 performs the machinetranslation using link information of respective words that constitutethe source language sentence and alignment information in the unit of aword.

For example, as shown in Table 1 below, a translated sentence “There arelots that clothes are beautiful.” is output with respect to a sourcelanguage sentence “

.”

TABLE 1 Source language sentence

 . Link information Clothes are beautiful that there are lots.Translated sentence There are lots that clothes are beautiful.

Thereafter, the target sentence selection unit 12 of the paraphrasingunit 10 selects the paraphrasing target sentences to be paraphrasedthrough application of the n-gram based object language model stored inthe object language model DB 30 to the translated sentence output fromthe machine translation unit 11 (S120).

At this time, if a string which is difficult to occur in the objectlanguage is extracted as the result of applying the n-gram based objectlanguage model to the translated sentence output from the machinetranslation unit 11, the target sentence selection unit 12 may selectthe corresponding source language sentence as the paraphrasing targetsentence.

Specifically, if the frequency of use of the string in the objectlanguage is equal to or lower than the reference frequency of use, thetarget sentence selection unit 12 may determine that it is difficult forthe corresponding string to occur in the object.

Here, the reference frequency of use means the frequency of use fordetermining whether to perform the paraphrasing in a state where aspecified string is difficult to occur in the object language, and maybe variously selected according to a designer's intention.

Table 2 below shows the results of applying the n-gram based objectlanguage model to a translated sentence “There are lots that clothes arebeautiful.” output from the machine translation unit 11, which isperformed by the target sentence selection unit 12.

As the results of the above-described application, the translatedsentence includes strings, such as “Lots that clothes”, “Are lots thatclothes”, and “Lots that clothes are”, which have very low frequency ofuse in the object language, and thus the target sentence selection unit12 may select “

”, which is the corresponding source language sentence, as theparaphrasing target sentence.

As described above, by the target sentence selection unit 12, thesentence, of which the translation has not been properly made, may beselected as the paraphrasing target sentence.

TABLE 2 n-gram Strings Frequency of use 3-gram There are lots 466,960Are lots that 779 Lots that clothes 0 That clothes are 1,719 Clothes arebeautiful 1,604 4-gram There are lots that 562 Are lots that clothes 0Lots that clothes are 0 That clothes are beautiful 0

Thereafter, the candidate extraction unit 13 of the paraphrasing unit 10selects the portion to be paraphrased using the link information thatcorresponds to the string which is difficult to occur in the objectlanguage (S130).

That is, the candidate extraction unit 13 selects the portion of whichthe translation has not been properly made as the portion to beparaphrased.

For example, the candidate extraction unit 13 may select “

” as shown in Table 3 below as the portion to be paraphrased using thelink information that corresponds to “Lots that clothes” and “Are lotsthat clothes” in Table 2 as described above.

TABLE 3 Portion

Link information Clothes Are beautiful That There are lots

Since the candidate extraction unit 13 selects the portion to beparaphrased as described above, it becomes possible to extract theparaphrasing data only with respect to the portion of which thetranslation has not been properly made.

For example, if the initial source language sentence includes theportion “

” and the translation of the remaining portion has been properly made,the paraphrasing data is extracted only with respect to the portion “

” of which the translation has not been properly made.

Thus, according to the present invention, the paraphrasing data in theunit of a word or syntax can be extracted rather than the paraphrasingdata in the unit of a sentence.

Then, the candidate extraction unit 13 extracts the paraphrasingcandidates having the highest similarity through comparison of theportion that is selected to be paraphrased with the data stored in thesource language corpus DB 20 (S140).

That is, the candidate extraction unit 13 may extract a set of then-best paraphrasing candidates having a high similarity to “

”

as shown in Table 4 below.

TABLE 4

 .

 .

 . . . .

If there is no paraphrasing candidate extracted or the number of theextracted candidates is too small, the candidate extraction unit 13 mayextract the paraphrasing candidates by applying a method of correctingthe source language sentences.

For example, the candidate extraction unit 13 may extract theparaphrasing candidates through correction of a word “

” to “

”.

Then, the machine translation unit 11 of the paraphrasing unit 10generates the results of the machine translation with respect to theparaphrasing candidates extracted by the candidate extraction unit 13(S150).

For example, the machine translation unit 11 may generate the results ofthe machine translation with respect to the extracted paraphrasingcandidates as shown in Table 5 below.

TABLE 5

 . It is abundant that clothes are beautiful.

 . There are lots of pretty clothes.

 . There are lots of pretty clothes.

Thereafter, the final candidate selection unit 14 of the paraphrasingunit 10 may select the paraphrasing candidate having the highestfrequency of use as the final paraphrasing candidate through applicationof the n-gram based object language model to the results of the machinetranslation generated by the machine translation unit 11 (S160).

For example, the results of applying the n-gram based object languagemodel to the results of the machine translation as shown in Table 5 areas shown in Table 6 below, and at this time, the final candidateselection unit 14 may select “There are lots of pretty clothes.” havingthe highest frequency of use as the final paraphrasing candidate.

Through the above-described operation, the candidate, of which thetranslation has been made most excellently, can be selected as the finalparaphrasing candidate.

TABLE 6 3-gram There are lots 499,960 There is lots 77,083 Are lots of1,049,046 Is lots of 150,967 Lots of pretty 15,100 Of pretty clothes 1614-gram There are lots of 460,546 There is lots of 61,006 Are lots ofpretty 918 Is lots of pretty 0 Lots of pretty clothes 81

The paraphrasing target sentence selected through the target sentenceselection unit 12 of the paraphrasing unit 10 and the final paraphrasingcandidate selected through the candidate extraction unit 13 and thefinal candidate selection unit 14 may be summarized as in Table 7 below.

TABLE 7 Paraphrasing target sentence

 . (Paraphrasing source) There are lots that clothes are beautiful.Final paraphrasing candidate

 . (Paraphrasing result) There are lots of pretty clothes.

The final paraphrasing candidate selected as above may be a sentence ofwhich the translation has been made most excellently among similarsentences of the paraphrasing target sentences, but it may not becertain whether the corresponding sentences are in the paraphrasingrelationship.

Accordingly, the lexical pattern confirmation unit 15 of theparaphrasing unit 10 determines whether the paraphrasing target sentenceand the final paraphrasing candidate are in the paraphrasingrelationship using the bilingual corpus stored in the bilingual corpusDB 40, and if it is determined that they are in the paraphrasingrelationship, the lexical pattern confirmation unit 15 confirms thecorresponding sentences as the paraphrasing lexical patterns (S170).

Specifically, the lexical pattern confirmation unit 15 extracts thesource language sentences including the paraphrasing target sentencesfrom the bilingual corpus as shown in Table 8 below.

TABLE 8

 . There are lots of pretty clothes in this store. . . .

 . We have many pretty clothes.

In the same manner, the lexical pattern confirmation unit 15 extractsthe paraphrasing sentences including the final paraphrasing candidatefrom the bilingual corpus as shown in Table 9 below.

TABLE 9

 . There are lots of pretty clothes in here. . . .

 . We have many pretty clothes.

If there is a candidate in which the object language portion of theextracted source language sentences coincide with the object languageportion of the paraphrasing sentences, the lexical pattern confirmationunit 15 may confirm the paraphrasing target sentence and the finalparaphrasing candidate as the final paraphrasing lexical patterns.

That is, “

.” and “

.”, of which object language portions “We have many pretty clothes.”coincide with each other as in Table 8 and Table 9, may be confirmed asthe final paraphrasing lexical patterns as in Table 10 below.

TABLE 10

 . We have many pretty clothes.

 .

Further, the lexical pattern confirmation unit 15 may confirm theparaphrasing target sentence and the final paraphrasing candidate as theparaphrasing lexical patterns if the result of the machine translationof the final paraphrasing candidate is commonly included in the objectlanguage portions of the extracted source language sentences and theobject language portions of the paraphrasing sentences.

Referring to Table 11 below, the portion “There are lots of prettyclothes.”, which is the result of the machine translation with respectto the final paraphrasing candidate “

.”, is commonly included in the object language portions of “

”

.” and “

.”

Accordingly, “

.” and “

.”

.” may be confirmed as the final paraphrasing lexical patterns as shownin Table 10 as above.

TABLE 11 Source sentence Translated sentence Paraphrasing target

 . sentence Source sentence including

There are lots of pretty target sentence

 . clothes in this store. Final paraphrasing

 . There are lots of pretty candidate clothes. Paraphrasing sentence

There are lots of pretty including final candidate

 . clothes in here.

Last, the generalized pattern extraction unit 16 extracts theparaphrasing generalized pattern based on the paraphrasing lexicalpatterns (S180).

For example, the paraphrasing generalized patterns such as “(N)

| (V)

:(V)

(N)

” may be extracted on the basis of the paraphrasing lexical patternshaving the same sentence structure of “

:

” as shown in Table 12 below. Here, (V) and (N) denote a verb and anoun.

TABLE 12

 : 

. . .

 : 

--> (N) 

 

 : 

 (N) 

The paraphrasing lexical patterns and the paraphrasing generalizedpatterns extracted through the above-described series of operations arestored in the paraphrasing data DB 50.

As described above, the paraphrasing data is automatically establishedusing the results of the machine translation of the source languagesentences, the object language models, and the bilingual corpus, andthus the consistent paraphrasing data can be established.

Further, the paraphrasing lexical patterns and the paraphrasinggeneralized patterns which are automatically established through thepresent invention can directly contribute to the improvement of themachine translation performance of the machine translation system.

On the other hand, according to the present invention, it has beendescribed that the lexical pattern confirmation unit 15 determineswhether the paraphrasing target sentence and the final paraphrasingcandidate are in the paraphrasing relationship using the bilingualcorpus to determine the paraphrasing lexical patterns. However, thedetermination of the paraphrasing relationship may be manually made.

The embodiment of the present invention has been disclosed above forillustrative purposes. Those skilled in the art will appreciate thatvarious modifications, additions and substitutions are possible, withoutdeparting from the scope and spirit of the invention as disclosed in theaccompanying claims.

What is claimed is:
 1. A method for establishing paraphrasing data for amachine translation system comprising: selecting a paraphrasing targetsentence through application of an object language model to a translatedsentence that is obtained by machine-translating a source languagesentence; extracting the paraphrasing candidates that can be paraphrasedwith the paraphrasing target sentence from a source language corpus DB;performing machine translation with respect to the paraphrasingcandidates; selecting a final paraphrasing candidate by applying theobject language model to the result of the machine translation withrespect to the paraphrasing candidates; and confirming the paraphrasingtarget sentence and the final paraphrasing candidate as paraphrasinglexical patterns using a bilingual corpus and storing the paraphrasinglexical patterns in a paraphrasing DB.
 2. The method for establishingparaphrasing data for a machine translation system of claim 1, furthercomprising extracting paraphrasing generalized patterns based on theparaphrasing lexical patterns and storing the paraphrasing generalizedpatterns in the paraphrasing DB.
 3. The method for establishingparaphrasing data for a machine translation system of claim 1, whereinin the selecting the paraphrasing target sentence, the object languagemodel is an n-gram based object language model.
 4. The method forestablishing paraphrasing data for a machine translation system of claim3, wherein the selecting the paraphrasing target sentence selects thesource language sentence that corresponds to the translated sentence asthe paraphrasing object sentence if the translated sentence includes astring having a frequency of use in the object language that is equal toor lower than a reference frequency of use.
 5. The method forestablishing paraphrasing data for a machine translation system of claim1, wherein the extracting the paraphrasing candidates comprises:selecting a portion to be paraphrased in the paraphrasing targetsentence; and extracting the paraphrasing candidates that are similar tothe selected portion from the source language corpus DB.
 6. The methodfor establishing paraphrasing data for a machine translation system ofclaim 5, wherein the selecting the portion to be paraphrased selects theportion to be paraphrased using link information of the string thatoccurs with the frequency of use that is equal to or lower than thereference frequency of use in the object language among the stringsincluded in the paraphrasing target sentence.
 7. The method forestablishing paraphrasing data for a machine translation system of claim1, wherein the extracting the paraphrasing candidates extracts theparaphrasing candidates in an n-best form.
 8. The method forestablishing paraphrasing data for a machine translation system of claim1, wherein in the selecting the final paraphrasing candidate, the objectlanguage model is an n-gram based object language mode.
 9. The methodfor establishing paraphrasing data for a machine translation system ofclaim 1, wherein the selecting the final paraphrasing candidate selectsthe source language sentence that corresponds to the translated sentencehaving the highest frequency of use among the results of the machinetranslation with respect to the paraphrasing candidates.
 10. The methodfor establishing paraphrasing data for a machine translation system ofclaim 1, wherein the confirming and storing the paraphrasing lexicalpatterns in the paraphrasing DB comprises: extracting the sourcelanguage sentences that include the paraphrasing target sentence fromthe bilingual corpus; extracting the paraphrasing sentences that includethe final paraphrasing candidate from the bilingual corpus; andconfirming the paraphrasing target sentence and the final paraphrasingcandidate as the paraphrasing lexical patterns based on the objectlanguage portions of the source language sentences and the paraphrasingsentences.
 11. The method for establishing paraphrasing data for amachine translation system of claim 10, wherein the confirming confirmsthe paraphrasing target sentence and the final paraphrasing candidate asthe paraphrasing lexical patterns if the object language portions of thesource language sentences coincide with the object language portions ofthe paraphrasing sentences.
 12. The method for establishing paraphrasingdata for a machine translation system of claim 10, wherein theconfirming confirms the paraphrasing target sentence and the finalparaphrasing candidate as the paraphrasing lexical patterns if theresult of the machine translation of the final paraphrasing candidate iscommonly included in the object language portions of the source languagesentences and the object language portions of the paraphrasingsentences.